So you’ve got a bland room, or otherwise a well-decorated room that you just can’t shake the feeling that it’s missing something. You might think, maybe a fresh green in the corner or on the window-sill would really bring everything together, but who the hell has the time to dittle about dealing with allergenic-ass flowers or sensitive house plants? Such is exactly why succulents might be right up your alley. They’re irrifulably easy to care for, requiring only minimal water and tending. Many will require plenty of sunlight in order to thrive, but that’s more of a placement issue than anything. Moreover, they’re super stylish and perfect for adding a Santa Fe flair to any room, and some can even be used for medicinal purposes in a pinch. That said, navigating succulents can be a bit difficult – the species and subspecies of succulents are varied and numerous, so finding the right ones for you can be a bit tedious. To the end of assisting you with such an endeavor, I offer unto you for consideration 10 absolutely stylish succulents that are sure to spice up any room or arrangement you put them in!
A classic but still stylish succulent that doubles as an emergency burn treatment. It comes in numerous gorgeous variations, such as the lace or sunset aloes. Make sure this plant gets plenty of light and deep but occasional watering. It’s a succulent of tall stature, and between that and the fact that it’s full of personality makes it the perfect centerpiece for any succulent arrangement, assuming that is you can get an aloe plant that’s small enough.
Also known as kalanochoe tomentosa, or my personal favorite nickname, the panda plant, its red rims, and fuzzy leaves make it one stylish succulent (and indeed make it sort of look like panda ears)! This one needs a little humidity so spritz the surrounding air with slightly warm water, without wetting the leaves.
Looks exactly as it sounds – strings of pearl-shaped bulbs that can grow long enough to cover entire walls! It definitely doesn’t look like the typical succulent, but I assure you it is – it thrives in dryness. Make sure the soil is well watered but also that the pot has good drainage. They’re so cute and bubbly as far as cacti go, and they’re the perfect drooping addition to the edge of any stylish succulent arrangement
This stylish succulent is a tower of conjoined leaves perfect for any succulent arrangement. Err on the side of dryness, as with most succulents. You can even grow more just by slicing off a leafy layer and burying it underneath a small layer of dirt.
Otherwise more epically known as tillandsia, it’s thin leaves and varied colors make this one stylish succulent indeed, not to mention unique. Don’t be fooled though: this isn’t because it doesn’t need water, but rather it requires no soil. On the contrary, it needs water exclusively – you just need to mist it thoroughly or soak it in room temp water for 5-10 minutes. Also, it fries pretty easily so keep it out of direct sunlight.
Another classic but still stylish succulent. Typically standalone, this bushy but smooth cacti requires full sun and constant watering with good drainage, making sure that the soil is perpetually moist but not swamped as they are still susceptible to root rot. With the right care, this succulent can even grow bushels of delicate, cute little flowers.
This does indeed have a ghost-like pinkish-grey color, but when it blooms it peers through the ghostly leaves with a ray of beautiful bright flowers like celestial rays. That said, the color largely depends on how much light the plant has access to – with a brighter pinker color with direct light and a cooler more blue tone with indirect light. With water, get a pot with good drainage and water when the top few inches get too dry.
This stylish succulent produces the most color variation on its leaves when grown in the most optimal conditions. It needs a little more water than the usual succulent, and what’s more, it doesn’t do the best in extremely hot and sunny environments. That said, it’s a vibrant and beautiful succulent that’s sure to be a great addition to any part of the home!
This plant is one fluffy bristled sub-shrub, but it definitely still belongs on our list of stylish succulents! This is yet another one that needs only a bit of water every so often when the soil gets too dry. It can sit just dandy in either full or partial sunlight, but to make it thrive you should feed it in the summer and spring months.
These are one of my personal favorites (mostly because it looks like a butt coming out of a butt) – originating in South Africa, the “living rock” is undoubtedly a stylish succulent. Its upkeep schedule is as unique as it’s appearance: it needs a sunny or humid environment, as well as a heavy watering, but only once every 2-3 weeks, and a light watering in the summer and winter months. Simply put in this minimal amount of work and these plants will produce a magnificent flower.
If you're a student at Notre Dame, there are so many classic things to do on campus. Whether you're graduating,…
Have you ever been stressed out by the simplest of things? When you are pressed for time during your first…
There's a lot of talk around the University of New Hampshire campus, whether it's between friends or you just hear…
Even with almost 30,000 student attending Kent State University’s main campus, you are still bound to constantly run into people…
Everybody has those nights where they just want to stay in the house instead of going out. Let’s be honest,…
The transition from high school to college can be scary. You're told that orientation is supposed to provide you with…
